For Kugler, Davis is a prime example of modern-day Christian persecution. Kugler further argues that the authentication of same-sex marriage would consequently lead to marriage among siblings. Awards Kugler received the Leopold Kunschak Prize for her dissertation, and the prize of the foundation "Ja zum Leben" (German: "'yes' to life") for her work in Brussels. In 2018, Kugler received the "Thomas More Award" by the International Catholic Legislators Network. Private life Gudrun Kugler is married to Martin Kugler, historian, head of Kairos Consulting, and former spokesperson of the Austrian branch of the conservative Catholic association Opus Dei, which he, however, left before they marriedage, and has four children. Publications Monographs Essays and Articles Gudrun Kugler-Lang: Gastkommentar : Das "F-Wort" mit dem langen Bart in Wiener Zeitung vom 14. Februar 2006 auch online Gudrun Kugler: There is no right to abortion, Europe for Christ: Letter for Europe 48 (February 2010) Gudrun Kugler: Intervening at a political debate, Europe for Christ: Letter for Europe 38 (March 2009) Gudrun Kugler: Successful Christian Arguing, Europe for Christ: Letter for Europe 29 (May 2008) References External links Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians Website of Gudrun Kugler's Consulting Agency "Kairos-PR" 21st-century Austrian Roman Catholic theologians 1976 births Austrian jurists Austrian anti-abortion activists Living people People from Gmunden